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NYS New Minimum Salary Requirements
/in BlogLast Minute and Not Well Publicized – By Christine Ippolito SPHR, SHRM-SCP, Founding Principal at Compass Workforce Solutions, LLC When I see advertisements for doing business in New York State, there’s always this sense of conflict. I started my own business here on Long Island, servicing clients’ HR needs across New York State with a […]
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/in BlogMany companies allow their employees to dress more “casually” during the summer months. It is fully understandable if employees want to wear more comfortable clothes when it’s hot and humid outside, but where do you draw the line? Wearing less clothing will help employees stay cool but it may give a bad impression if you […]
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/in Blog“A recent study showed that a virus went from the front door to half the office in four hours!” Little Known Facts: The average adult brings their fingers to the nose, mouth or eyes about 16 times an hour. Coffee pot handles were some of the first places the virus spread. A workspace with plastic […]
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/in BlogHalloween in the office can be a tricky endeavor and not a treat for the Human Resources Department. Many employers allow employees to decorate the office and dress up on Halloween. Halloween is now considered the 2nd most popular holiday (Christmas being first). It’s fun to dress up and act silly but employers should be […]
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